Four Color #534
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Western Marshal," Sheriff Dan Mitchell navigates the fragile peace of a frontier town split down the middle—gamblers and saloon keepers on one side, merchants and law-abiding citizens on the other. With tensions simmering and both sides dependent on each other for survival, the sheriff must uphold justice without tipping the balance. Written by Ernest Haycox and illustrated with sharp, evocative detail by Everett Kinstler, this 1954 Four Color adventure captures the quiet tension of frontier life. The cover, by William George, perfectly frames the town’s divided heart.
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Sheriff Dan Mitchell tries to balance the competing interests of a trail town. One half is the gamblers and saloon men on one side of town, the other is the merchants and law-abiding people on the other side. Each needs the other to survive.
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